Canadian Pacific Stock Aided By Land Holdings and Growth
The Canadian Pacific Railway, long a strong market feature, shows rising stock prices and a 10 percent dividend in the current year. The company asserts vast land grants, extensive shipping routes, and American holdings to sustain earnings. analysts note limited competition and growing profits through land sales and diversified operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Pacific Railway Company
Canadian Pacific
Union Pacific
Lehigh Valley
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pacific
Canadian Pacific Railway Couny
Vancouver
China
Japan
Australia
Hawaii
San Francisco
Alaska
Europe
Canada
Duluth South Shore
Atlantic
Minneapolis, St. Paul
Salt Ste. Marie
Wisconsin Central
Middle Eastern States
Dividends Declared by Major Companies
A list of companies declaring dividends with payment dates and record dates. Sloss-Sheffield 134 percent preferred quarterly. Crown Reserve 5 percent monthly. Jersey Central 2 percent quarterly. Virginia Carolina 2 percent preferred. National Licorice 11-2 percent. Manila Electric 11-4 percent. American Brake Shoe 13-4 percent preferred and 18-4 percent common. Pittsburg Plate Glass 184 percent common and 12 percent preferred. United Fruit 2 percent. Pacific Telephone 11-2 percent preferred. Boston Insurance 5 dollars. American Zinc Lead 50 cents. Tri-City By 1 12 percent preferred. Temiskaming Mining 3 cents. Books close and reopen dates noted for several entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sloss-Sheffield Steel & Iron Co
Crown Reserve Mining Co. Ltd
Jersey Central R. R. Co
Virginia-Carolina Chemical Co
National Licorice Co
Manila Electric R. R. & Lt. Corporation
American Brake Shoe & Foundry Co
Pittsburg Plate Glass Co
United Fruit Co
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Co
Boston Insurance Co
American Zinc, Lead & Smelting Co
Tri-City By. & Lt. Co
Temiskaming Mining Co
Calendar of today market quotes and securities listed
Consolidated Gas 11 2 per cent Diamond Match 11 2 per cent Galveston Houston pfd 3 Galveston Houston common 1 50 Federal Mining pfd 13 4 per cent Great Northern Ore 50c Kerr Lake 5c Laclede Gas com 18 4 per cent National Lead pfd 134 per cent Standard Oil 15 Subscription Payable Minn Gen Bloc per cent Am Snuff com pfd Am Tobacco pla New England Tel New Haven North American Co Sears Roebuck com pfd Twin City Rk T com pfd Calumet Arizona General Motors pfd NY Lack West Wolverine Mining
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Consolidated Gas
Galveston Houston
Federal Mining
Great Northern
Kerr Lake
Laclede Gas Com
National Lead
Standard Oil
Snuff Com
Tobacco
New England
New Haven
Boston
Mass
LOR J SD SA
Amer Tobacco
L & N Collat
Brooklyn R T
Brklyn U Gas
Cal Gas & Bl
Cen of
Ches & O
Cb & Q Joint
CRI& P
Illinois
Inter Met
Inter
Lehigh Valley T
Long Island Ferry
Mo Kan & Tex
Mt&So Unif
St L&s Frr
So Pac
So Railway
Tri City & Light
Cean
Union Pace
U S Steel
Va Midland
Westchester
Western Union
Westinghie Bl & Mfg
Municipal
Y City
Arlz Weveessl
Chino ‘ Eenrwee
Ely
Mays Oil
McKin Dar - Vee Ed
Miami Copper
UM & S
Rawhide Coals Nip Mines Co
Bay Central
Sup & Pittsburg
Yuk Gold Mines
Market Report and Trading Highlights for New York and Boston
Bullish operators report total New York sales of 408 600 shares and Boston sales of 32 292. Reading leads New York activity with 73 000 shares. Am Tel and Tel leads Boston with 3 469 shares. Jan 1 to date totals show New York 24 031 700 and Boston 1 317 060. Gains and losses include Am Tobacco pref rising 374 to 10014 in New York and Wells Fargo falling to 150. Calumet & Hecla up 4 to 500 and Tamarack down 3 to 41 in Boston. Call money in New York 2 58 3% and Boston 2 44 to 3%. Time money New York 2 1/2 to 3 3 4 %, Boston 3 to AUS %.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston
Reading
Am. Tel. & Tel
Am. Tobacco
Wells Fargo
Calumet & Hecla
Tamarack
Boston, 244 To 3%. Time Money
Nevada
NY Air Brake
Ny&nh
NY O& W
Nor & West Eee
Nor Am
Nor Pacific
Pacific Mail
Rock Island
Sears Roebuck
Texas Pacific
Texas Co
Olp&f
U S
Utah
West Maryland
Ots Western Union
Westinghouse
Market Bulls Lift Stocks After Supreme Court Ruling
The market rallied as professional operators pushed shares higher after the Supreme Court ruled that corporate profit taxation does not violate the Constitution. Stocks including Hill issues and Canadian Pacific gained while investors weighed possible future guidance from the Court on Standard Oil and Tobacco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Atchison
Pennsylvania
Canadian Pacific
Souisties
Wisconsin Central
Interstate Commerce Commission
Standard Oil and Tobacco
Boston
American Tobacco
Copper and United Fruit Advance After April Sale Hints
Local brokers showed confidence and activity with Giroux North Butte and Utah Consolidated rising early. Lake Copper and Amalgamated gained as the copper group advanced amid mixed demand and lower April production signals. United Fruit rose after declaring a 2 percent quarterly dividend, closing higher as money rates remained steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Giroux
North Butte
Utah
Lake Copper
United Metals Selling Company
Calumet & Hecla Company
United Fruit
Amalgamated Gains Control Of United Metals Selling Co
Amalgamated Copper Company issues 12.5 million in 5 percent two year notes to absorb United Metals Selling agency. Takeover price at book value 246 per share, with 40,000 International Smelting shares and about 7 million cash and receivables among assets. Amalgamated to control selling of copper from mines output 600 million pounds annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amalgamated Copper Company
United Metals Selling Agency
National City Bank
Guaranty Trust Company
New York
Amalgamated
United Metals Selling Company
Anaconda
Senator Clarke
Butte
Champion
Trinity
First National
Thomas W. Lawson
Lawson
Mr. Lawson
Champion Copper Company
Champion Copper
Richard J. Burton & Cow
Congress St
Boston
Mass
Directors elected for Missouri Pacific Railway Company
Yesterday the Missouri Pacific Railway Company elected directors including G J Gould E T Jeffery Cornelius Vanderbilt Edwin Gould E T Mars ton Kingdon Gould S F Pryor and others. Frank Hervey Pettingill of Colorado Springs Colorado issued the 1911 year book listing securities on the Cripple Creek Stock Exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Missouri Pacific Railway Company
G. J. Gould
F. T. Gates
Cornelius Vanderbilt
E. T. Jeffery
P. M. Warburg
Edwin Gould
E. T. Marston
Kingdon Gould
Ed Adams
E. B. Pryor
S. F. Pryor
C. S. Clarke
R. Lancaster Williams
Frank Hervey Pettingill
Colorado Springs
Colorado
Cripple Creek Stock Exchange
Boston Curb Market Shows Active Trading and Prices
The curb market posted lively activity with multiple issues trading. Amalgamated Nevada around 17 cents, Calaveras near the percent mark, Chief Consolidated around 11 2, McKinley Darragh at 16 8, South Lake above 6, Rhode Island Coal over 5, and four Massachusetts sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amalgamated Nevada
Calaveras
Chief Consolidated
McKinley Darragh
South Lake
Rhode Island Coal
Massachusetts
Nevada
Ariz
Michigan
Bay State Gas
Bohemia
Wenee
Boston
Ely Wee
Calaveras See
Cnee Enee
Arizona
Goldfield
Humboldt As
Kruget
Pat
Oneco Ae
Ennee
Unit Verde
Bond Market Notes Framingham and Wellesley loan awards
Framingham invites bids until 3 p m March 15 for two temporary loans of 15000 each and three loans of 10000 each maturing Oct 15. Wellesley awards two 20000 loans maturing Nov 14 to Livingston Davis at 3.04 percent discount plus 70 cents premium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Framingham
Mass
Wellesley
Livingston Davis
Urge French for the Bench
Considerable interest in a successor to the late Judge Francis C. Lowell on the United States Circuit Court. A new circuit judge may be promoted from within the circuit despite federal court reorganization. Aga P. French, United States District Attorney, is nominated as a leading candidate for a seat on the District Court bench in Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis C. Lowell
United States Circuit Court
United States District Court
Massachusetts
United States
Aga P. French
Norfolk County
Boston
Unclear Names Stir Ruraldene Mayoral Race Guess
The fragment hints at potential candidates including John Henry and Uncle Peter with Uncle Peter favored for mayor. It also mentions George W. Hobart's upcoming humorous article in the next Sunday Post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Henry
Peter
Ruraldene
George W. Hobart
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Fir
Chicago
Kidder, Peabody & CO
Devonshire Street
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Wall Street
Baring Brothers & Co., Ltd
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Ghandler Bros. & GO
Bankers
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Philadelphia Stock Exchange
Chicago Stock Exchange
New York Cotton Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Minn
Calumet & Arizona
General Motors Pfd
N.Y. Lack. & West
Wolverine Mining
William E. Soule
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Utah Cop Co
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Western Tel
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Town Central
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US Steel
Westinghouse Sone
GA Oor
Algomah
East Butte Seeerre
Indiana
Island Creek of Bria
Isle Royale
Sup &Pitts Eee
Swift & Co
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Columbus
Crown Point
Mountain Lake
Mason Valley
Nevada Hills
Salt Lake
Charles A. Stoneham & Co
State Street
Beck Tunnel
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State St
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American Woolen
R. G. Latham
Broadway
N. Y
Consolidated Stock Exchange of New York
Boston-Joplin
Boston-Joplin Zinc Mines Co
Isaac C. Atkinson
Asst
Champion Bay State Gas
Boston-Colorado
A. H. Mackenzie & Co
Charles A. Hubbard
American Zinc, Lead and Smelting Company
BE. Farwell
Lanston Monotype Machine Company
Philadelphia
J. Sellers Bancroft
Century Safety Razor
Oxford Linen Mills
Alfred E. Long
J. Thomas
Reinhardt
James Shay & Co
Boatosa
Century Safety Razom
M. A. Prout
Manchester
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